Procedural sedation with propofol: a retrospective review of the experiences of an emergency medicine residency program 2005 to 2010

Complications of IV sedation for dental treatment in individuals with intellectual disability

“…1.40% experienced brief hypoxia, 0.93% of patients developed brief apnea that required brief bag valve mask-assisted ventilation. No patient required any advanced airway management [19].…”

3-D cardiac MRI in free-breathing newborns and infants: when is respiratory gating necessary?

“…Different techniques are available for preparing children for MRI [4][5][6]. At our institution, newborns and small infants are usually examined either under general anaesthesia or sedation.…”

High‐flow oxygen in patients undergoing procedural sedation in the emergency department: A retrospective chart review

“…Hypoxia rates reported in the ED population during procedural sedation vary from 0 to 14% . These figures are obtained from small studies designed to evaluate the adverse event profile of sedative agents or the potential benefit of end‐tidal capnography, rather than to assess oxygen delivery.…”